TIME Group Inc.

The TH5100 is an advanced integrated digital hardness tester distinguished by its compact size, high accuracy, wide measuring range and simplicity of operation. It is suitable for testing the hardness of all metals and widely applied in many areas of industry. The TH5100 combines the universal impact device D and a data processor in a single unit. It automatically computes all Vickers, Brinell, Rockwell, or Shore hardness values. The impact direction can be set so that accurate values can be achieved at any angle, even up-side down! Statistical mean value is automatically provided. When connected to its associated printer, it can perform real time printing or batch printing, and can also be equipped with optional accessories such as support rings to meet the requirements of specialised applications.

The TIME5370 is a smart probe which can test Leeb hardness by connecting to a mobile phone (currently limited to Android). It represents the first step that TIME Group Inc. goes towards the Clould Measurement Technology and Internet. Automatic recording, real-time sharing, convenient service. TIME5370 opens a new era of smart testing. Data sharing anytime, anywhere. Automatically records measurement data. Facilitate the traceability of quality control process. IP54 protection. One-key calling, quick submission of reports, service by your side.

The TR3110 Portable Roughness Tester is the latest instrument combining electronics and probe in an Integral Unit. It is widely used to test various metal and non-metal processing surfaces. It determines both roughness parameters Ra and Rz within a wide measuring range. The piezo-electric pich-up stylus with diamond tip assures a very reliable measurement within tolerances conforming with ISO class 3. Roughness parameter Ra conforms to ISO and Rz conform to ISO and DIN

The TT2110 Low Cost Ultrasonic Wall Material Thickness Gauge is a hand held microprocessor controlled thickness gauge specifically designed for measuring the thickness of metallic and non-metallic materials e.g. aluminium, titanium, plastics, ceramics, glass and other good ultrasonic wave-conducting as long as the material has parallel top and bottom surfaces.